coming at ya
by nomad469

Comment:
Lovely baby image! I like how one eye is so much bigger than the other. Focus is spot on. She's beautiful (or he?). ~9

Two Too Blue
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
A marbelous splash! Well done! Out of curiosity, (1) how many tries? (2) how do you keep any splashes off the lens? ~9

buster
by muckpond

Comment:
Oh, it's "buster", duh!

luscious
by muckpond

Comment:
Is that his name? Lovely dog. I like the wood floor too. Looks like my upstairs, old pine. I want a dog so bad, especially to take along on walks in the hills, so that he can bark if a bear is around, and I have someone to talk to other than myself.

drop of snow
by margiemu

Comment:
Beautiful, love the oof rounds in the back, the pinkish tones work well here. However, IMHO the subject needs to have something clearer than it is for the image to work. Right now the focus seems to be on the metal hanger, not the drop, and it should be on the drop I think. IMO again, the black border hurts the image here, it makes it look heavy, and the gist of the image is light and ephimery, not heavyness. ~5

Treasures
by SJCarter

Comment:
I like the star and shadow. The out of focus shell towards the back doesn't add all that much IMHO, it maybe even confuses the image. The horizon line (edge of table or whatever) is not straight, and it isn't slanted enough to be intentional. I wonder how it would be to have an image of just the star on white, with shadow (experiment with light to get the best shadow), no horizon line. ~5

Never too tired to be seated.
by Patmania

Comment:
I like the perspective in this, and the greyish tones with just a hint of colour. I think that the crop is just a tad too tight on the long sides, the top of the chairs back is cur off just a little, as is the one edge of the seat, and I think, in this case, that doesn't work all that well. This would be a good shot for a "vertigo" type challenge. ~7

Pale Ale
by Kelli

Comment:
Good idea for the challenge. To make it work, the light would have to be more controlled, so that there is definition in the glass/beer, yet the background remains very white. As it is, the subject gets soft of mushed into the background, and the background is not clear and white. ~4

Faux Beauty
by Ubersteiny

Comment:
Not exactly a "light" on white, but effective. Interesting how the lit part of the face is to the outside of the photo. I think it's a good choice, I've been imagining it with the light side to the inside (negative space to the left) and it looks less powerful, less graphic. ~8

Winter is here
by garlic

Comment:
Beautiful shadows. At first I thought, where was he/she when this image was made. Then I thought, a bridge! Maybe, or a hill. Hmmm. I like it how the shapes seem to almost swirl around the large tree trunk/shadow diagonal. ~6